Walking is a healthy habit but some have problems finding a safe place to walk By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant A brisk walk on a crisp
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Q & A with Tania Anderson from ARISE
CEO of ARISE discusses the agency’s work, the personal reasons that drive so much of her efforts there, and how ARISE, with 830 employees,
In Need of a Prostate Biopsy? Consider the New Transperineal Biopsy
Upstate Urology is one of the few places in the country to offer new procedure By Timothy Byler, MD Prostate cancer is one of
Safety, Affordability, and Moving into Assisted Living Facilities During COVID-19
By Kimberly Townsend Many individuals and families saw the silver lining while working from home this summer, taking advantage of having more time together.
Which is Better, Working Out Early or Later in the Day?
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Early workout proponents say that exercise before breakfast tricks the body into burning stored fat. Others say that working out
Q & A with Lori Schakow from Child Care Solutions Inc.
Parents may have problems finding child care this semester, says executive director of Child Care Solutions, Inc. By Mary Beth Roach As families throughout
Kayla Mckeon: Beating All the Odds
North Syracuse woman with Down syndrome — who holds silver medal from Special Olympics World Games in Athens — helps the fight to change
Disability: Group Home Residents at Higher Risk for COVID
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant A new study of 20,000 New Yorkers published in Disability and Health Journal indicates that people who have developmental disabilities
COVID-19: To Shave or Not To Shave
Do men need to shave their beards to comply with the CDC’s recommendations? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant A 2017 infograph by the Centers for